Bespoke Luxury Kenya Safaris All-inclusive Packages
Bespoke Luxury Kenya Safaris All-inclusive Packages. Luxury Kenya safaris offer exclusive experiences in iconic regions like the Masai Mara and Laikipia, featuring high-end tented camps and lodges (e.g., Angama Mara, Giraffe Manor, Sirikoi) with personalized service, gourmet dining, private guiding, and unique activities like night drives, bush walks, and balloon rides, often within private conservancies that allow off-road game viewing and focus on conservation. Prices typically range from $600 to over $5,000+ per person per day, depending on the level of exclusivity and season.
Kenya is a fantastic safari destination because of its stunning landscapes, enriching cultural experiences, amazing wildlife viewing, and, of course, the Wildebeest Migration. It’s no surprise that this is where safaris first began.
A Luxury Kenya safari will not let you down, whether you’re interested in viewing the wildebeest mega-herds in the Masai Mara or the famed elephant herds in Amboseli against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, or you want to experience the local culture in Samburu. In addition, our Kenya safari vacations are easily combined with gorilla-trekking adventures in Uganda or Rwanda, as well as a tropical beach holiday overlooking the azure waters and swaying palm trees of the warm Indian Ocean.
Typically, game drives are the main way for high-end safari guests to see wildlife in Kenya. An early morning drive and an afternoon drive are the usual program staples. As the sun sets over the horizon, people gather in picturesque spots to enjoy sundowners, which typically consist of a gin and tonic but can also be mixed at a tailgate small bar. A delicious, multi-course supper can be enjoyed in the privacy of your room, amongst other guests at the camp or lodge, or even out in the open air in the wilderness. Depending on your location, after dark activities on safari might include stargazing, gathering around an outdoor fire, going on a night game drive, lounging on a star bed, or just retiring to your room for the night.
Days can be filled with a wide variety of activities, such as hot air balloon rides over the Mara, guided bush walks, visits to conservation projects or local communities, horseback riding, camel safaris, mountain biking, fishing, beautiful flights, and countless more. Grasslands, coastal beaches, acacia forests, open savannah, and broadleaf forest are just a few of the diverse settings that Kenya’s abundance of opulent tented safari camps and lodges cover.
“Kenya: Country Profile”
Kenya is a country that beckons with rich culture, breathtaking landscapes and some of the most exciting wildlife encounters in the world.
Luxury Kenya Safaris
Our Luxury Kenya safaris will take you on a safari-style adventure through East Africa’s legendary savannahs like Amboseli, Maasai Mara, and the Serengeti. You’ll experience daily game drives, the Masaai people, and much more while staying in lodges and tented camps that are uniquely designed to make you feel like you’re in the heart of Africa.
WILDLIFE SAFARI in KENYA, AFRICA (Masai Mara)
Luxury Kenya Safaris
“Welcome to the home of the African Elephant”… where nature lovers can explore the savannah grasslands with the world’s tallest freestanding peak, Mount. Kilimanjaro, as a backdrop.
You can view hippos, buffalo, antelopes, jackals, warthogs, baboons, monkeys, and the world’s largest land animal—the African elephant—up close and personal on guided game drives. You’ll never forget the breathtaking moments you shared with new friends as you explore Africa like never before on these circle-of-life adventures. in a realm ruled by the continent’s most recognizable animals.
For a safari that the whole family can enjoy, Kenya is the way to go. Adventures and meaningful cultural connections are made possible by breathtaking landscapes, welcoming people, and iconic wildlife. Ride horses in Lewa, see massive herds of elephants, have breakfast with giraffes, and hunt for the Big Five in the Maasai Mara.
Experience Africa’s unrivaled wild playground in comfort and style on one of our Kenyan family vacations, where you’ll see incredible wildlife up close and personal.
When it comes to breathtaking natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and thrilling outdoor adventures, this nation can hold its own. However, it’s our practised expertise in planning family trips and our comprehensive knowledge of Kenya that will help you to create a holiday that suits you all, and one that is memorable, relaxing and first-class all the way.
We can help you decide on the right style of safari experiences for everyone involved. Perhaps you’d prefer a lodge that combines huge game with guarded bounds so the younger ones can run around safely? Or for the more adventurous, tented camp safaris or hiking with the oldest tribe in the world (the Maasai), horse riding safaris, and resorts that offer unique kid’s clubs and activities?
Kenya is also home to some amazingly different wildlife reserves that each offer something distinct, as well as spectacular scenery and delightful cultural exchanges with its people.
Luxury Kenya Safari Packages
Here are our top Luxury Kenya safari tours, all tried and tested and completely customizable to meet your travel wishes:
Uganda, Rwanda And Kenya Safari
Days: 13 | Nights: 12
A Uganda, Rwanda, and Kenya safari offers an incredible combination of classic big game viewing in Kenya’s Maasai Mara (especially during the Great Migration) and intimate gorilla trekking in Uganda (Bwindi) or Rwanda (Volcanoes), with Rwanda also providing cultural insights like the Kigali Genocide Memorial, making for a diverse, action-packed East African adventure focused on iconic primates, vast plains, and rich history.
13-Day Kenya Itinerary
Days: 13 | Nights: 12
A 13-day Kenya trip typically combines iconic wildlife safaris in reserves like the Maasai Mara, Amboseli, Samburu, and Lake Nakuru with cultural experiences and potential beach relaxation in Mombasa, focusing on iconic wildlife like elephants, lions, and the Great Migration, often starting and ending in Nairobi, offering diverse landscapes from rift valley lakes to coastal areas. Discover Kenya’s renowned wildlife regions on this 13 Days Kenya safari.
2 Week Kenya Itinerary
Days: 14 | Nights: 13
A two-week Kenya safari provides ample time to visit four to seven national parks and reserves, seeing a variety of wildlife and landscapes from the iconic Maasai Mara to the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli. Itineraries often combine wildlife viewing with cultural encounters. The Ultimate Way to Spend 2 Weeks in Kenya (A Slow & Relaxed Itinerary). A 2-week Kenya itinerary can offer a diverse experience encompassing wildlife safaris.
2 Days Masai Mara Flying Safari
Days: 2 | Nights: 1
A 2-day Masai Mara flying safari is a luxurious and time-efficient way to experience one of Africa’s most famous wildlife reserves. It typically includes scenic return flights from Nairobi, accommodation in a luxury lodge or camp, meals, and guided game drives in 4×4 vehicles.
3 Days Amboseli Safari
Days: 3 | Nights: 2
A typical 3-day Amboseli safari itinerary involves travel from Nairobi to Amboseli on the first day, a full day of game drives on the second, and a return journey to Nairobi on the third, with multiple game drives scheduled throughout to maximize wildlife viewing and views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
3 Days Masai Mara Safari
Days: 3 | Nights: 2
A typical 3-day Masai Mara itinerary from Nairobi focuses on maximizing game viewing, including opportunities to spot the Big Five and the seasonal Great Migration, with optional cultural visits. The trip usually involves road transport (a 5-6 hour drive) or a short flight to the reserve.
4 Days Kenya Family Safari
Days: 4 | Nights: 3
A 4-day family safari in Kenya is an excellent adventure that can be customized to suit your family’s preferences, with popular destinations including Maasai Mara, Lake Nakuru, and Amboseli National Parks. Packages generally range from $600 to over $4,000 per person, depending on the level of luxury and type of tour.
4 Days Kenya Walking Safari
Days: 4 | Nights: 3
A 4-day walking safari in Kenya is an excellent way to experience the wilderness intimately, focusing on tracking, birdlife, and flora that might be missed in a vehicle. Popular destinations include the Laikipia Plateau, Masai Mara conservancies, and areas around Lake Naivasha/Hell’s Gate National Park, where walking is a primary activity.
4 Days Masai Mara Safari
Days: 4 | Nights: 3
A 4-day Masai Mara safari offers an immersive Kenyan wildlife experience, typically starting and ending in Nairobi, with two full days exploring the reserve’s abundant wildlife, including the Big Five, often featuring morning, afternoon, and full-day game drives to maximize sightings and potentially witness the Great Migration (July-Oct).
Nakuru vs Masai Mara vs Naivasha
Days: 5 | Nights: 4
Masai Mara offers classic, extensive savannah wildlife & big cats; Lake Nakuru is excellent for rhinos (black & white) & diverse birdlife (flamingos); while Lake Naivasha provides unique boat trips, hippo sightings, and land activities in Hell’s Gate, acting as a relaxing break or base for varied experiences, with the Mara generally prioritized for pure game viewing.
Masai Mara and Amboseli Safari
Days: 5 | Nights: 4
A 5-day Masai Mara & Amboseli safari offers a classic Kenyan experience, combining the iconic wildlife of Masai Mara (Big Cats, Migration) with Amboseli’s stunning views of Mt. Kilimanjaro and large elephant herds, fitting both adventure and scenery into a short trip, typically involving drives or short flights between parks, game drives, cultural touches, and stays.
Masai Mara And Lamu Honeymoon
Days: 6 | Nights: 5
A Masai Mara & Lamu honeymoon combines thrilling wildlife safaris in the iconic Masai Mara (famous for the Big Five and Great Migration) with relaxing, culturally rich beach time on historic Lamu Island, offering a perfect “bush and beach” mix for an unforgettable romantic getaway in Kenya, with options for hot air balloons, cultural visits, and luxury stays.
Amboseli vs Aberdare vs Masai Mara
Days: 6 | Nights: 5
Amboseli offers iconic Kilimanjaro backdrops and huge elephant herds, Aberdare provides dense forests, waterfalls, and unique tree-top lodges (though some need updates), while Masai Mara National Reserve (Mara) is the quintessential open savanna, famous for the Great Migration and vast predator numbers, making it a classic big game destination.
Lake Nakuru And Masai Mara Safari
Days: 8 | Nights: 7
An 8-day Lake Nakuru & Masai Mara safari offers iconic Kenyan wildlife experiences, typically starting in Nairobi, moving to the flamingo-filled Lake Nakuru for rhinos and birds, then to the vast Masai Mara for the Big Five and the Great Migration (seasonal), often including other parks like Amboseli or Naivasha for diverse landscapes, and concluding back in Nairobi.
8 Days Kenya Safari
Days: 8 | Nights: 7
An 8-day Kenya safari typically covers iconic parks like the Masai Mara, Amboseli (for Kilimanjaro views & elephants), and Lake Nakuru (rhinos & flamingos) or Samburu, often including Nairobi & Lake Naivasha, focusing on the “Big Five” and diverse landscapes via lodges or tented camps, with options for bush & beach combos or cultural Maasai village visits, generally starting and ending in Nairobi.
Lake Bogoria, Lake Nakuru, Masai Mara
Days: 9 | Nights: 8
Lake Bogoria & Nakuru offer unique soda lake birdlife (especially flamingos), geothermal features (Bogoria), and rhinos in smaller, focused settings, while Masai Mara is vast, iconic for the Great Migration, big cats, and classic savanna safari, providing a much larger, diverse, traditional wildlife experience. Choose the Lakes for concentrated bird/rhino viewing & unique geology; choose Mara for expansive game drives & iconic megafauna.
9-Day Kenya Safari Itinerary
Days: 9 | Nights: 8
A 9-day “Out of Africa” Kenya tour offers an immersive safari experience, typically starting in Nairobi with visits to iconic locations like the Karen Blixen Museum, then flying or driving to famous reserves such as the Maasai Mara (great for the Great Migration), Amboseli (for Kilimanjaro views and elephants), and Samburu (for unique wildlife), focusing on wildlife viewing, cultural interactions, and luxury lodges or conservancies for a memorable journey
Ol Pejeta And Masai Mara
Days: 10 | Nights: 9
Ol Pejeta and Masai Mara are premier Kenyan safari destinations, differing in landscape and style: Ol Pejeta offers unique rhino conservation, night drives, and a chimpanzee sanctuary with varied activities, while Masai Mara provides vast plains, the Great Migration (seasonally), and classic open-savannah game drives, often with more luxury options but potentially more crowds. Both boast Big Five sightings, but Ol Pejeta integrates livestock, allows off-roading.
Kenya And Madagascar Holiday
Days: 13 | Nights: 12
A Kenya and Madagascar holiday combines thrilling African safari experiences, like spotting the Big Five in the Masai Mara, with Madagascar’s unique biodiversity, focusing on lemurs and unique rainforests, often ending with beach relaxation, perfect for adventurous nature lovers seeking diverse wildlife and landscapes. Tours typically involve flights between Kenya (Nairobi, Mara) and Madagascar (Antananarivo, Andasibe).
Kenya and Seychelles Honeymoon
Days: 13 | Nights: 12
A Kenya and Seychelles honeymoon offers the ultimate “bush and beach” experience, combining thrilling African safaris in Kenya’s Maasai Mara (especially for the Great Migration) with relaxing, pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and island hopping in the Seychelles, creating a perfect blend of adventure and romance with direct flights between Nairobi and Mahé. followed by stays at stunning resorts in Mahé, Praslin, or private islands.
Kenya And Tanzania Safari
Days: 12 | Nights: 11
A 12-day Kenya & Tanzania safari offers an epic journey through East Africa’s iconic parks, typically starting in Nairobi and covering highlights like Kenya’s Masai Mara and Amboseli (with Kilimanjaro views) and Tanzania’s Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Lake Manyara, maximizing wildlife viewing (including the Great Migration) and cultural immersion, blending lodge stays with tented camps for a comprehensive African experience.
Kenya, Tanzania And Zanzibar
Days: 14 | Nights: 13
Kenya, Tanzania, and Zanzibar are iconic East African destinations, famous for combining incredible wildlife safaris in Kenya’s Masai Mara and Tanzania’s Serengeti & Ngorongoro Crater (home to the “Big Five”) with relaxing beach holidays on Zanzibar’s white sands, offering a perfect blend of adventure and tropical paradise.
Masai Mara, Gorillas and Cape Town
Days: 16 | Nights: 15
A trip combining the Masai Mara (Kenya), Gorilla Trekking (Rwanda/Uganda), and Cape Town (South Africa) offers an epic African adventure, merging classic savannah safaris, intimate primate encounters in lush volcanic forests, and vibrant city culture, usually as a multi-week, multi-country tour, with highlights including the Great Migration, “Big Five”.
Kenya And Tanzania Safari Itinerary
Days: 15 | Nights: 14
A 15-day Kenya & Tanzania safari offers an iconic East African adventure, typically starting in Nairobi, exploring Kenya’s Masai Mara, Rift Valley Lakes (Naivasha/Nakuru) for diverse wildlife (Big Five, flamingos), then crossing to Tanzania’s Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater (Africa’s Eden), Lake Manyara, and Tarangire, often catching the Great Migration.
Tanzania, Kenya And Zambia Itinerary
Days: 12 | Nights: 11
A Tanzania, Kenya, and Zambia itinerary combines iconic East African wildlife with the power of Victoria Falls, typically starting in Nairobi or Arusha, moving through the Serengeti/Masai Mara for the Great Migration, exploring the Ngorongoro Crater, and then flying or driving to Zambia for Victoria Falls (Mosi-oa-Tunya) and South Luangwa National Park, often adding Zanzibar for relaxation. A common flow is Nairobi (Kenya) → Masai Mara → Serengeti/Ngorongoro (Tanzania) → Victoria Falls (Zambia) → South Luangwa (Zambia).
2 Weeks Kenya And Tanzania Safari
Days: 14 | Nights: 13
A 2-week Kenya & Tanzania safari is a classic trip, typically combining Kenya’s Masai Mara with Tanzania’s Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and often Tarangire, with an extension to Zanzibar for beach relaxation, offering abundant wildlife, the Great Migration (seasonal), and diverse landscapes, usually starting in Nairobi and ending in Zanzibar or Arusha for departure. Key stops include Nairobi (Giraffe Centre), Lake Nakuru/Naivasha, Masai Mara, Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and a flight to Zanzibar for island culture and beaches.
Luxury Kenya Safaris
Luxury Safaris in Kenya offer world-class wildlife viewing, centered around iconic locations like the Masai Mara (famous for the Great Migration and Big Five), Amboseli (elephants & Kilimanjaro views), and Lake Nakuru (flamingos & rhinos). Options range from budget camping to luxury fly-in tours, often combining parks like Tsavo, Samburu, and private conservancies, with packages available for different interests, and durations.
- Masai Mara National Reserve: The highlight for many, offering vast savannahs, abundant wildlife, and the spectacular annual wildebeest migration (July-Sept).
- Amboseli National Park: Known for large elephant herds with stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
- Lake Nakuru National Park: Famous for flamingos and rhinos, set in the Great Rift Valley.
- Samburu National Reserve: Offers unique species (like the “Samburu Special Five”) in a rugged, arid landscape.
- Tsavo East & West: Kenya’s largest park, known for red elephants and diverse landscapes.
- Ol Pejeta Conservancy: A private conservancy with the highest density of rhinos in East Africa, including the last northern white rhinos.
Wildebeest Migration Kenya
The wildebeest migration in Kenya centers on the Masai Mara National Reserve, where massive herds of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles arrive from Tanzania’s Serengeti, typically from July to October, seeking fresh grass and water, culminating in dramatic Mara River crossings with crocodiles and predators. This continuous, year-round cycle is driven by rainfall, making the Kenyan Masai Mara a prime location for witnessing predator-prey action and iconic river crossings, considered one of the world’s greatest wildlife spectacles.
Kenya Tourism
It was in the early 1930s, when Kenya was still under British Colonial rule, that the first wildlife safaris in Africa, in the form of expeditions into the unexplored wilderness teeming with magnificent wild animals, were held. This marked the beginning of Kenya Tourism. To view a wildlife paradise in incredible places like Masai Mara and Amboseli, the Safari package originated in modern-day Kenya.